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Bookmark or Share- Keep Vascular Coding in the Family - AAPC Knowledge CenterCoding Second- and Third-order Vessels. A vascular family is just that: a family, with vessels branching from a common origin to form a “family tree.”. As an example, the brachiocephalic is a first-order vessel, or a “child” of the aorta (in this example, the aorta is our Eve). The brachiocephalic has two children, the right axillary ...
- Coding Complex Vascular Cases - AAPC Knowledge CenterTest your ability to code cardiovascular disease and surgery. Cardiovascular coding is not for the faint of heart. Understanding how and why the procedures are performed is half the battle — a battle won by the medical coders who attended the session “Case Based Complex Vascular Coding” at AAPC’s regional HEALTHCON 2021 in Charleston, S.C.
- Introduction to Medical Terminology, Abbreviations, and AcronymsWhen learning new information, context is like a corkboard in your brain, giving the information a place to stick. For this reason, you’ll find lessons structured categorically when you take anatomy and medical terminology courses. Understanding and retaining information is easier with a categorical approach.
- Wiki - Posting Report for Electrophysiology w/Ablation and ...After the creation of the map, aided by Endocardial solutions Inc. Nav X three dimensional mapping system and direct fluroscopy, the ablation catheter was used to deliver circumferential lesions around the right and left pulmonary veins, as well as, a line along the left atrial roof between the encircling lesions and along the right and left ...
- Limited vs. Complete Ultrasound of the Extremity - AAPCA complete ultrasound examination of an extremity (76881) consists of real time scans of a specific joint that includes examination of the muscles, tendons, joint, other soft tissue structures, and any identifiable abnormality. Code 76882 refers to an examination of an extremity that would be performed primarily for evaluation of muscles ...
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